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# Your first transaction

Send KAS for the first time and learn to read a SureSign review: the one screen every Enclave action passes through.

Every action in Enclave that moves value ends in the same place: a **SureSign review**. Learn to read it once and you have learned the whole wallet. This walkthrough sends a small amount of KAS.

## Before you start

You need some KAS in the wallet. Open **Deposit**, copy your receive address (or show the QR code), and send KAS to it from an exchange or another wallet. When it arrives, Home shows it as **Spendable**. See [Deposit](/argon-docs/using-enclave/deposit.md).

## Send KAS

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### Open Transfer

Compact: choose **Transfer** in the dock. Studio: choose **Transfer** in the rail. The page shows what is available to spend.
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### Enter the recipient and amount

Paste a Kaspa address (`kaspa:…`), a KNS name ending in `.kas`, or a payment link. A name is resolved to an address and shown to you; Enclave resolves it again immediately before signing and stops if the answer changed.

Enter an amount, or choose **Send max** to move everything spendable. Leave the fee on **Network minimum** unless you have a reason not to.
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### Plan review

Choose **Plan review**. Enclave hands your request to SureSign, which selects the Notes to spend, derives a change address of its own, computes the fee, builds the transaction, and returns a plan for you to read. Nothing has been signed yet.
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## Read the review

The review opens as a sheet over the wallet. From top to bottom:

**The seal.** Every review carries one of three states.

| Seal        | Meaning                                                                                                                                          |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Ready**   | SureSign understands every byte of this transaction and found nothing to flag.                                                                   |
| **Caution** | SureSign understands it, but has findings you should read first: for example, several recipients in one transaction, or a privacy note.          |
| **Blocked** | The request carries meaning SureSign cannot decode. Nothing has been signed and nothing can be until the request is reduced to understood terms. |

**The headline.** What this is, in one line: *Send 5 KAS*. Actions that take several transactions add one line beneath it, *Two steps, one approval. Each signs only after the one before it settles*, and a numbered list of the steps in order.

**The ledgers.** One folded section per network, closed by default, with the figure that bounds it on the fold: **Kaspa · KAS** and, when Igra is involved, **Igra · iKAS**. Open Kaspa to see every Note (UTXO) being spent by outpoint, every output with its destination and amount, including your own change marked **Back to you** and any named fee such as **Enclave fee**, then the totals: **Inputs consumed**, **Miner fee**, and **Leaves this wallet**, the amount that leaves your control after change comes back. Nothing is folded into a single "network fee" line: each payee is named. Open Igra to see the transfer itself and the gas reserved for it. A saved contact or a resolved name (`.kas` through KNS, `.igra` through INS) appears beside the address it names; the address itself is what you approve.

**Technical details.** A disclosure with the network, protocol, transaction version, masses, exact transaction data such as the Igra hash, and **Review data (JSON)**: the fields this screen shows. Expanding this section, or a ledger, means you have more to read before you can sign.

**The review hash.** A fingerprint of the plan's meaning and of the exact unsigned transaction bytes. Your approval is bound to it. If anything about the plan changes, the hash changes and the approval no longer applies.

## Approve or decline

The **Sign** button stays disabled until you have reached the end of the review; the status line reads **Read to the end to sign** until you have. This is deliberate: the review is the contract.

* **Decline** closes the review. Nothing was signed; nothing is recorded on the network.
* **Sign** binds your approval to the review hash. SureSign signs, then decodes the signed transaction and checks it against the plan you approved before broadcasting.

Your approval is given under the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, linked immediately above the button.

## Watch it settle

After signing, the review turns into a progress view with three beats:

1. **Broadcast**: handed to the network.
2. **Accepted**: seen by your node in a block.
3. **Confirmed**: ten confirmations, shown as *n of 10 confirmations · settling*.

Kaspa is fast; the whole track usually completes within a few seconds. **Kaspa explorer** opens the transaction on the public explorer. When you are done, choose **Done**. The movement now appears in [Activity](/argon-docs/using-enclave/activity.md) with its full record.

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That is the entire pattern. Swaps, stakes, vault creation, escrow steps, dApp requests, and messages all pass through the same review, the same seal, the same read-to-end gate, and the same progress track. If a review ever describes something you did not intend, decline it.
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Next: [Compact and Studio](/argon-docs/start-here/compact-and-studio.md), or read the deeper account of [the ReviewPlan](/argon-docs/suresign/review-plan.md).